How to take Long Exposure PANORAMA Photos

Have you ever tried long exposure panorama photography?
If not, I hope this video might make you willing to give it a go.

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[AttilioRuffo]

Have you ever tried long exposure panorama photography?

[mobilejournalism-media]

You're a good person. That's a enough reason to watch your YouTube videos. There are some young ones out there that don't get it. They won't give you the time of day. Anyway, thanks for your videos and using an older camera. Lol

[jacktaylor]

You were missed! Your photography is not only a learning experience but also so enjoyable to watch!

[cowboyspook]

A 24mm lens has a field of view width of 53 degrees in portrait format. You can use the index marks on the panoramic head to set the required overlap without having to look at reference points in the image. This works particularly well when shooting nightscapes. A 50% overlap requires a shift of 26 degrees; 33% overlap = 35 degrees.

[JohnMoore-vhed]

Enjoyed your video thank you. One small tip to ensure you overlap each photo taken when you have the ND filter fitted, I do a dry run (without ND) and have thin masking tape fitted to my pan head and mark the starting point on a know stationary mark on the base of the head. Pan your camera to your next point and make a 2nd mark on the masking tape at the known stationary point then repeat for as many shots you will take. Fit the ND than after each shot has been taken you can move the camera to your next marked position until all photos have been taken. I find that this enables the least amount disturbing of your camera settings. Hope someone finds this a technique they can use. I may depend on whether your tripod head has room to fit masking tape. You could also take note on the degrees on the head markings between each stationary point.

[christheking]

It’s been a real pleasure to see you back Attilio. Really enjoy your photography and personality. Keep it up my friend.

[stank]

Professor, it is Our Pleasure to have you back and instructing and showing your gorgeous photographs

[twa]

This is utterly magnificent. I am overjoyed to see how easy it is!

[wilfriedmaes-vt]

as a beginning photographer, i learned al lot about long exposure photography by trying out the tips from suggested by Attilio. Many thanks to him for getting this opportunity. Up to the next lessons. Many regards from Belgium.

[petertang]

I enjoy your video because of your clear explanation on the settings. I learn your skills and can use them in my photography. Thank you.

[christophertaylor]

Good to see you back at the top of your game Attilio. I'm excited to go and try out this technique soon.

[graham]

The resultant capture from your patient approach to this type of photography is stunning and inspiring.

[pattymattes]

We do care about you. I do!!! I'm glad you are enjoying photography again. I do look forward to your videos. That is a beautiful place. Your images are amazing. Thank you so much for bringing us along and sharing with us!!!

[markjwilcox]

Hi Attilio. Others can come and go but I think that I speak for most if not all of your subscribers that when you just appeared to disappear in the challenging times that we were concerned for your welfare. It is so great to see you back. Thank you so much for your inspirational videos. Stay safe my friend.

[georgehatzipantelis]

absolutely stunning pano thank you for the clear explanation

[ausphotography]

Once again I thank you Attilio. I will be travelling tomorrrow to some beautiful beaches on the east coast of Australia. I have absorbed everything you have taught me and hope to come home with some really good results. Thank you for sharing your passion and experience. Bless you. Jim from Aus.

[juanalvaradol]

Hola Attilio, cómo siempre un agradó ver tus videos y lo bien qué explicas y transmites tus conocimientos. Gracias Maestro👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Saludos 🇨🇱

[nickwoodall]

Thanks Attilio.You've really informed and inspired on Long Exposure in particular.Thanks for your channel

[stevejago]

Glad you’re well glad your back doing what you love, not for the money but for the love it👍🙂

[eschaton]

two beautiful panoramas. Thank you for sharing your experience and the beauty of nature. Never give up on it